

Experienced Assistant Residence Supervisor with regular responsibility for leading shifts across Matawhāiti and Toruatanga, ensuring safe, structured, and well‑coordinated residential operations. Proven capability in operational oversight, staff coordination, risk management, and incident response, including managing high‑risk situations and contributing to thorough debriefs that improve future practice. Recognised for building respectful, professional relationships while maintaining clear boundaries and supporting positive resident behaviour.
Strong background in supporting resident rehabilitation and reintegration, including practical, employment‑focused planning and enhancing engagement in life‑skills and pro‑social activities. Demonstrated leadership in Inclusion, Diversity, and Wellbeing initiatives, working collaboratively with staff and RSMs to strengthen team culture and promote wellbeing. Skilled in problem-solving, conflict resolution, and fostering a cooperative, supportive environment for both residents and staff. Currently completing a Bachelor’s degree in Mental Health and Addiction, bringing sound judgement, calm leadership, and a genuine commitment to resident
• Administered medications safely in line with prescribed protocols, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and timely delivery.
• Promoted a positive and safe living environment by encouraging independence, social connection, and wellbeing.
• Delivered high‑quality personal care, supporting residents with daily living tasks while upholding dignity and respect.
• Facilitated group activities that strengthened social engagement, life skills, and emotional wellness.
• Responded calmly and effectively to emergencies, following safety protocols to protect residents and staff.
• Completed regular facility safety checks, identifying hazards and taking prompt corrective action.
• Enhanced resident quality of life through personalised care, tailored support plans, and proactive wellbeing monitoring.
• Advocated for resident rights, promoting autonomy while balancing safety and risk‑management requirements.
• Maintained accurate documentation of care delivery, incidents, resident progress, and whānau communication.
• Monitored medication adherence and supported residents to follow individual treatment plans.
• Contributed to the development of individualised care plans aimed at improving outcomes and resident satisfaction.
• Provided safe transportation for residents attending appointments and community activities.
A Bachelor of Science in Mental Health and Wellbeing is an undergraduate degree that focuses on understanding and promoting mental health and emotional wellbeing. It combines psychology, health sciences, and social sciences to explore the causes, symptoms, and treatments of mental health disorders, while also teaching strategies to support overall wellbeing
Teo Reo is vital for fostering cultural respect and understanding in New Zealand, particularly in sectors like education, healthcare, and social work, where engaging with Māori communities is essential. Learning the language helps build stronger connections and contributes to the preservation of this indigenous language.
Diploma in Massage
Comprehensive training in therapeutic massage, including anatomy, physiology, and pathology, with practical experience in various techniques. Equipping my skills to assess clients' needs and apply appropriate therapeutic treatments to promote relaxation, pain relief, and overall wellbeing.
Rebecca Mackel, Probation.
rebecca.mackle@corrections.govt.nz
Christina Wilson, Probation
christina.wilson@corrections.govt.nz